OLYMPIC INCLINE BENCH model VST600-FW79 by VISION
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OLYMPIC INCLINE BENCH model VST600-FW79 by VISION

SKU vst600-fw79

Our Olympic Incline Bench is designed for strength training enthusiasts looking to target upper chest muscles using free weights.

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Details and specifications

Our Olympic Incline Bench is designed for strength training enthusiasts looking to target upper chest muscles using free weights. The product has been tested for high durability in harsh environments, and includes improved ergonomics to maintain comfort even during the most intense sets. The particularly stable design facilitates use and low maintenance.

Product characteristics

The chair is easily adjustable to six positions

Built-in assistance platform

Molded polyurethane pads and adjusted contact points

Wide back pad to improve stability during heavy lifting

Four weight storage beams with beam guards to protect the frame

Shields are designed to protect the Olympic bars from damage and reduce noise

frame

Frame color: matte black

Frame finish: unique two-layer powder process

User convenience

Upholstery: molded polyurethane foam

Beams for storing weights: 4 beams for storing weights up to 25 kg

Internal storage beams (optional): 4 internal beams for additional storage (model VST600-FWSH)

Assist Platform: Standard

Technical specifications:

General dimensions: 183 × 186.5 × 153.1 cm

Product weight: 117.5 kg

Maximum user weight: 150 kg

Maximum training weight: 300 kg

More options

Four internal beams for additional storage (model VST600-FWSH)

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